Sell iPhone 16 Pro Max
SELL YOUR 16 Pro Max for Cash in Brooklyn, NYC
The 16 Pro Max is now a generation behind the current flagship, which puts it in the sweet spot of the used market: still fast enough that nobody feels short-changed, and priced far enough below a new Pro Max to be the obvious value pick. That is a good position for a seller, because it is the model second-hand buyers actively search for.
It is also the last generation built on the titanium frame before Apple moved the Pro line to the aluminum unibody, which gives it a distinct feel that a subset of buyers specifically prefer.
Bring it in, sign out of iCloud, and we will handle the rest at the counter.
At a glance
- Released
- September 2024
- Display
- 6.9-inch
- Chip
- A18 Pro
- Frame
- Titanium
What We Buy
WE TAKE All Of It
- Every storage tier
- All four titanium finishes
- Locked and unlocked handsets on any US carrier
- Phones with cracked glass, camera faults or degraded batteries
- Devices still covered by AppleCare+
- Sealed units
What Moves The Number
WHAT YOUR Offer DEPENDS ON
Battery health after two years
This is the most consequential factor on this specific generation. Most 16 Pro Maxes we see have been through enough charge cycles to sit in the low 80s, and the gap between an 88% cell and a 79% one is the widest single swing on this model.
Titanium frame wear
The brushed titanium on this generation shows contact marks along the rails and around the button cutouts. It is the first place a buyer looks and the easiest thing for us to grade objectively.
Storage tier
The larger capacities hold a stronger premium on Pro Max than anywhere else in the lineup, because the buyers are typically shooting a lot of video.
Clean carrier status
Two-year-old handsets are the ones most likely to still carry an installment balance. We run the IMEI before we quote.
Condition
EVERY Condition CONSIDERED
01
Like new
Cased from new, battery still above 90%, no marks on the rails.
02
Good
Normal handling wear, clean glass, battery 85% or above.
03
Fair
Visible rail scuffing or a battery in the low 80s. Very common at this age.
04
Cracked or faulty
Broken glass, failing camera or a dead unit — still worth cash.
Why Sell With Us
NO FEES,
No Waiting
Consignment takes a cut and pays you only once your item sells — which can take months, if it happens at all. We buy outright. You get the full agreed amount in cash before you leave, and nothing is deducted afterward.
- Authenticated and tested in front of you
- Cash in hand the same visit
- No consignment fees deducted
- Every condition considered, damage included
- No appointment needed
Get Your Quote
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FAQs
IPHONE 16 PRO MAX Questions
Is a two-year-old Pro Max still worth good money?
Yes — the previous-generation Pro Max is one of the strongest sellers on the used market. It is the model people choose when they want flagship performance without flagship pricing, so demand stays high well past launch.
My battery health is at 79%. How much does that hurt?
Dropping below 80% is where iOS starts showing the service recommendation, and that is a visible flag to any buyer. It does move the offer, but a 16 Pro Max with a tired battery is still a valuable phone — do not let the warning talk you out of selling.
Should I replace the battery before selling?
Generally no, if it means a third-party cell. Non-genuine batteries trigger a warning in iOS that follows the phone, and that costs more in offer than the repair saves. An official Apple battery service is a different story, but it rarely pays for itself either.
Do you buy 16 Pro Max units with an aftermarket screen?
We do, but you should know that a non-genuine display shows up in the phone's parts history and reduces what any buyer will pay. If your screen is currently cracked, bring it cracked rather than getting a cheap repair first.
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